25 year old Sydney actress Andrea Demitiriades reveals herself as a confident and effortlessly charming individual.

A new production of Aristophane’s Lysistrata at Monash University will demonstrate the relevance of the ancient comedy.

A performance by Helen Mirren in Racine’ Phedre at Epidaurus has won widespread praise.

BalletLab, latest work by Phillip Adams Miracle, while replete with with some great elements and brilliant music, falls short as a choreographic work.

Thomas Andronas reviews the all-woman rebetiko ensemble from Greece, San Mayiemenes and their homage to women rebetiko singers.

A review of Pinter’s darkly humorous  The Birthday Party which is unsettling and menacing for both actors and audience alike.

Melanie Velissaris is one of three young performers who explore the idea of the woman who is unlucky in love in the cabaret show, Loveline-the Cabaret.

Thomas Papathanassiou’s award winning, Looming the memory recently on at Melbourne’s LaMama, is reviewed by Ross Karavis.

Vasili Kanidiadis and John St Peeters talk about their original comic fusion of Greek and Italian: Zorba-Calabresi.

Read about a play whose main character returns to his family’s village to rediscover his love of chickens, meet his estranged uncle, uncover dark family secrets and realise what it